“[ASB] thought a night rally would be a great [opportunity] to create something different [from previous years],” Branconier said. “Since this is our first night rally, we will use this to see how we can improve in the future.”

The spirit and activities at the rally left freshman Nyah Zhang with a memorable experience.

“I enjoyed the vibrant environment where students could see the friendly competition between classes,” Zhang said. “The [rally] was a great chance to show our spirit and give [our class] a sense of comradery.”

After the rally, freshmen gained the lead with 4,680 points, followed by sophomores with 4,655 points, juniors with 4645 points and seniors with 4060 points.

Welcome to Vol. 50!

Paw Prints Weekly is the student-run newspaper of Glen A. Wilson High School and is one of the few high school newspapers that publishes weekly in Southern California. This year, we are expanding our horizons towards online publishing and taking new approaches in journalism.